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Psychosocial risks
Psychosocial risks are all those work conditions that have a high probability of affecting the physical or psychological health of the worker. Psychosocial risks affect the fundamental rights of the worker.
The main psychosocial risk factors are:
- Manual handling of loads
- Relational conflicts (clients, patients...)
- Poor communication
- Discrimination
- Irregular schedules or long working hours
https://www.insst.es/materias/riesgos/riesgos-psicosociales/estadisticas-y-datos-nacionales-riesgos-psicosociales
https://afforhealth.com/factores-de-riesgo-psicosocial-en-espana/
We also talk about it in our blog:
https://afforhealth.com/factores-de-riesgo-psicosocial-en-espana/
What is NOM-035?
There are a number of psychosocial risk factors at work and, to prevent them, the first step is to identify them. The Official Mexican Standard NOM-035-STPS-2018 requires companies in Mexico as of October 2020 to promote a favorable organizational environment. We will explain how to easily comply with the Standard and help your employees.
